Levi stampede wins Western Open in record-tying 275
Wayne Levi opened with two birdies and built a four-stroke lead to finish at 13 under 275 at Butler National. He matched the course record, earned 180000 from a 1 million purse, and moved to 399880 season earnings as top contenders faltered down the stretch. Payne Stewart finished second at 279 with Peter Jacobsen tied for third at 280.
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Penguins win Sizzlers title in Medicine Hat over Burnham
Calgary Penguins edged Burnham 2-1 to take the $1,000 first prize in the Boston Pizza Sizzlers tournament final at Lion's Park. Darren Pearson earned the win as three home runs fueled a 4-1 Penguins rally after a 9-0 first game win. Organizer Ron Verhegge hailed the tourney’s success and hinted at a possible second annual event.
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Hull signs with Blues on three year contract
Brett Hull will earn over 1.5 million per season for three years with an optional fourth year after agreeing to a St. Louis Blues deal. Hull, 25, led the NHL with 72 goals last season and 113 points, and earned the Lady Byng Trophy. He was acquired from Calgary in 1988 with Steve Bozek for Rob Ramage and Rick Wamsley.
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BCJHL Franchises Reassign New Homes For 1990-91
In the BCJHL four franchises will relocate for the 1990-91 season. Salmon Arm Tigers become Penticton Panthers replacing the folded Penticton Knights. Richmond Sockeyes move to Chilliwack as the Chiefs. Ladner Penguins shift to Bellingham as the Ice Hawks, Cowichan Valley Warriors become the Victoria Warriors.
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Pistons Take 2 1 Series Lead In Portland
Detroit defeats Portland 121-106 to seize a 2-1 edge in the NBA finals as Joe Dumars scores 33 points and Vinnie Johnson adds 21 despite a family tragedy. Dennis Rodman misses game with ankle sprain and Portland eyes a rematch at Auburn Hills.
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Connaught golfers win Southern Alberta Junior Open in playoff
Harder, 17, edged J.P. Clymer by one stroke to win the Southern Alberta Junior Open at Connaught Golf Club after both shot 78 on Sunday. Clymer led after Saturday with a 78 but bogeyed in the playoff while Harder parred the final hole.
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Irish invader Go and Go wins Belmont Stakes
Go and Go, an Irish bred colt ridden by Michael Kinane, captured the Belmont Stakes on a good track in 2 27 1 5 for 1 1 2 miles. He beat Thirty Six Red by 814 lengths with Baron de Vaux third and Unbridled fourth earning 1 million as the Triple Crown points leader.
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